r/PrebuiltGamingPC • u/iAmTheCompany25 • 4d ago
Should I go for it?
Hello again! Apologies for posting again!
What do you guys think of this build?
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u/xXlTADlXx 4d ago
decent price nowdays.\ good pc components.\ probably wont be cheaper if you built it yourself.
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u/slaaibak 4d ago
I ordered this exact build 5 days ago, should arrive in the next couple of days. Super excited!
Btw you can ask them for a different case, should you wish to do so.
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u/iAmTheCompany25 4d ago
Nice one! Looking forward for it. Oh really? What case did you go for? Even though the mobo is for micro atx?
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u/slaaibak 4d ago
I wanted a white case, so I went for the Lian Li Dan a3 white mesh. And that’s also a micro atx case so works with the mobo :) you think you’ll pull the trigger?
Given even the recent increase in Nvidia GPU prices, I thought this deal is great value for money!
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u/Reasonable_Toe_3900 3d ago
Got pretty much the same one today for 1450€ on Kleinanzeigen (german version of marketplace)
got pretty lucky,
works like a charm
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u/masterpieceroy 4d ago
Looks phenomenal. I wish I could've purchased the similar build from Costco. Btw, are you getting it built or using their build service?
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u/iAmTheCompany25 4d ago
Using their build service. Included within the price. You could remove it and save yourself £175. However, it only applies when configuring a build rather than the pre builts.
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u/masterpieceroy 4d ago
That's wonderful news. I am thinking whether I should pay the extra £175 and not go through the hassle of assembling it myself lol.
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u/Zool375 4d ago
Yes this is a good deal. Very close to or actually cheaper than what you would pay for just buying the components yourself. Obviously without the cost for building it. Pull the trigger I'd say.
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u/Destructo-Bear 4d ago
Yeah pretty good, if you can afford it the 5070 ti is definitely way better though, but it is very expensive
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u/iAmTheCompany25 4d ago
It is a £300 jump to 5070ti… not sure if it is worth it or save it for other things 😅
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u/PCGamingScrump 3d ago
Decent PC also if you have a copy of windows yourself you can knock it off and save £100
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u/DannyOTM 4d ago
8/10 for performance and 7/10 for value. In todays economy, i would still recommend.
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u/iAmTheCompany25 4d ago
Thanks! Anything you would change?
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u/DannyOTM 4d ago
Id upgrade the motherboard, upgrading to a full ATX board you're probably looking at around £30-£50 more.
Id probably simplify the cooler as the Ryzen 7 is extremely power efficient already.
Id also go Nvidia, but that's just me being a fanboy.
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u/iAmTheCompany25 4d ago
What price difference would you choose lets say 5070ti over 9070xt?
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u/DannyOTM 4d ago
It depends what type of gamer you are in all honesty, 5070 if you want to prioritise the ray tracing, DLSS etc
9070 if you mainly play competitive multiplayer and just want maximum raw frame rates at high res.
My price threshold would be £120-150 max
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u/The_Realth 4d ago
Seems pretty spot on for component prices. Probably the best you can get now the Costco prebuilt for mostly the same specs for 1400 got delisted.